
WEEI's Scott McLaughlin, Brian DeFelice and Bridgette Proulx discuss all things Boston Bruins and NHL.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1391 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Discussing the comments that Frederic Brunet made this week about feeling ready to make the Bruins, his defensive growth and his friend Matt Poitras. Plus, we go through the Athletic's five-tier player rankings of NHL players and what Bruins might be... more
We react to comments from Marco Sturm about making young players earn their ice time. Will James Hagens be held back early on this season? Plus, an update on Elias Lindholm, Cale Makar becomes the NHL's first $20 million man, and Jeremy Swayman and C... more
Bruins release their national TV schedule. Which defensemen will be waived before the season? How optimistic are you that the Bruins keep Poitras?
Mailbag: Would it be okay to start Poitras on 9th floor? Is DiPietro low-key the most important playe... more
We discuss Zdeno Chara's "Final Shift," the NHL likely expanding with another Texas team, and whether the Bruins could target any of the centers in NHL Network's list of the top 20 centers. Would Mark Scheifele make sense?
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This podcast would be completely unbearable if it weren’t for Bridget. She’s the only one of the three that actually sounds like she knows what she’s talking about. Scott has some good points at times but is obviously just a lackey they use to fill a spot. Brian is an absolute moron and listening to him stutter through a thought is beyond cringe worthy! He’s a know it all whiny child that can’t handle anyone disagreeing with him without having a complete meltdown and interrupting the other two s... more
This is just like every other podcast on bruins hockey, not including morning bru in that list, and coming from a diehard Boston sports fan all these amateur podcasters are so negative and can’t see it through anyone else’s perspective. This podcast would be completely unlistenable if it weren’t for Bridget. She’s the only one of the three that actually sounds like she knows what she’s talking about. The Brian guy is an absolute moron and listening to him stutter through a thought is beyond crin... more
It seems that the fans of the Boston Bruins are not worthy of a truly high quality podcast. On one side of the ring, The Morning BRU, in which Jaffe and Razor seem to be sorely lacking the caffeine infusion needed to avoid their sleepy, rambling podcast that seems totally off the cuff and without concise thought. On the other side, we have this podcast, the Skate, which presents three energized and intelligent hosts but is so horribly edited it is difficult to listen to. Commercials are inter... more
Really good podcast, but please, please turn the mics up! I have to turn the volume all the way up and can still barely hear it.
In a world in need of good/great hockey podcasts, this isn’t one. From audio issues to rambling segments, this is more often than not, unlistenable. In the most recent episode, they were lamenting not being able to figure out how to go live to cover Monty’s firing and not willing to pay for “X Premium” to do so…amateur hour.
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A Bruins-focused panel show featuring three hosts who cover hockey with a casual, radio-style banter. Episodes center on team strategy, player development, and off-ice news, often mixing deep-dive analysis with memorable anecdotes and fan mail segments. The group frequently analyzes prospects, cap situations, and roster moves while weaving in nostalgia and local hockey culture. The dynamic probably appeals to engaged Boston hockey fans who enjoy thoughtful breakdowns balanced with light humor and spontaneous reactions to current events.
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